专访｜期待全球妇女峰会推动弘扬新时代“女性力量”——访塞尔维亚负责性别平等事务部长马楚拉

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming Global Women's Summit in Beijing is expected to promote the empowerment of women and reinforce the rights they have fought for over the years [1][2] Group 1: Women's Rights and Empowerment - The Serbian Minister for Gender Equality, Tatjana Macura, emphasizes the importance of recognizing the evolving role of women in society and the need for collaboration between genders to further empower women in the new era [1] - Serbia has made significant progress in women's empowerment over the past 30 years, with women holding approximately 40% of parliamentary seats and 30% of government positions [1] - Key positions such as the Speaker of the National Assembly, the President of the Supreme Court, and the President of the Constitutional Court are currently held by women in Serbia [1] Group 2: Legislative Progress - Serbia has enacted several laws to protect women's rights, including the Prevention of Domestic Violence Law and recent legislation providing economic support for single-parent families led by women [2] - The current global women's agenda should focus on the challenges faced in protecting women's rights and the future direction of these efforts, adapting to changes in social dynamics and family life [2] Group 3: Global Governance and Gender Equality - Serbia acknowledges the necessity of improving global governance and believes that China's recent global governance initiative will help promote women's roles in sustainable economic and social development [2] - The initiative aims to integrate gender equality into global processes, reflecting a commitment to advancing women's rights on an international scale [2]